The BJP on Sunday claimed that the next general election will decide the future of country as the electoral battle is between Chowkidar and those who are on bail. State BJP spokesperson, Pratul Shahdeo said, “The BJP campaign of Main Bi Chowkidar is immensely popular and successful and it has irked only those who are out of ‘jail’ on bail.”
He said that those political families whose properties are under investigation are opposing the movement as they have a lot to hide.
“On one hand there is a leadership of Narendra Modi acting as Chowkidar working hard to make India a super power, while on the other side there is group of leaders such as Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Robert Vadra, P Chidambaram and Lalu Prasad who are facing corruption cases and are on bail,” said Shahdeo.
The BJP leader claimed that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi not only the country is in safe hands, but it is for the first time the country has got such a Prime Minister under whose leadership the defence forces have received a free hand to cross borders and attack terrorist camps.
Shahdeo who was addressing media persons in Garhwa also snubbed the Opposition parties for demanding proof of air strike carried out by Indian Air Force in Balakote.
State BJP media in-charge, Shiv Pujan Pathak also speaking on the occasion said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken various initiatives for welfare of poor and downtrodden. Pathak said, “Narendra Modi, in his first address after becoming Prime Minister had stated that his government is for poor and during last five he has proved it by launching various welfare schemes for poor.” The BJP media in-charge listed out various schemes such as Ujjwala, Houses to all, toilets, Ayushman Yojana and other social security schemes for poor launched by Modi government.
Meanwhile, Shahdeo flayed Rashtriya Janata Dal’s legislator from Kishanganj for addressing terrorist Masood Azhar as “Masood Azhar Sahab”.
“The Congress, JMM and RJD have a habit of addressing terrorists with respect and questioning the operations of the Indian army,” he said.